StefanD

The JPEG format itself has nothing to do with dynamic range, it's the way the sensor data gets compressed to JPEG that determines how much dynamic range will be captured in the JPEG. If you convert ...

In https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/58348916 I wrote: "Canon will release a full frame mirrorless with a short flange distance and a simple extension tube to allow EF lenses to be used to their ...

Getting seriously off-topic, but QED is only properly used after proof has been given of some theorem. The proof should end with the initial theorem as a conclusion. It literally means: What was ...

OK, no problem. Still would appreciate it if you could be so polite to answer mine. But then, maybe I'm just not professional enough to immediately get what you mean...

Ah, that's nice. Personally, I still have to find my point-of-view because I don't understand what you mean by "professional type portraits". I'm fond of my LX100 and like to answer your question, ...

Even if the control ring must be dealt with inside the lens, a single flex cable to the PCB inside the lens should be enough.

Not sure if I do... What are "professional type portraits"? - Portraits made by a professional? - Portraits made of a professional? - ?? Recently a professional photographer (he does this for a ...

This part surprised me: "First, the Flexes of Forevermore are traveling up inside the front barrel between inner and outer plastic rings.
That makes sense, if the Control Ring can control almost...

Well, DX coding uses a binary scheme, so it in fact is a form of digitization of photography.

"As computation photography matures the iPhone will be the only camera most people will want or need."

I think we're already far past that point.

To me it looks like the phone simply draws an oval around eyes and mouth and starts blurring at some distance from this oval. The blurring left and right to the eyes at least starts at about the...

I've got the LX100 and have no experience with the LX100 II. What I personally see as a huge advantage of the LX100 is the wide angle 4K video. The LX100 II has a 1.3 crop factor for 4K video, ...

I bought a LowePro Edit100 for my LX100. 2 spare batteries fit in one of the side pockets and the flash easily fits in the front pocket. It even fits the LX100 with flash attached.

To say that focus is always 100% accurate is a bold statement, but at least we get rid of inaccuracies introduced by the separate AF sensor.

Have a look in the lens hall of the Canon Camera Museum It has a block diagram for each lens, which shows whether or not the rear element is close to the lens mount or not. I guess that only lenses ...

SInce the compatibility with EF lenses is only some software that recognizes the adapter and switches to EF protocol, I do not believe that Canon will drop that as long as EF lenses are used. I ...

On my LX100, I can switch the preference between LVF/Mon auto, LVF and MON. (Under the "EYE Sensor" custom settings) Only when it's set to auto, it switches automatically. (no surprise there) You ...

Using the same logic, one could have said that the FD mount wasn't dead when EF arrived.

Nitpicking: 1080p = FHD ( Wikipedia ) The EOS R does not have a 4k sensor ( Wikipedia ), which equals about 8MP, but a 30MP sensor

Something like this? https://nl.ifixit.com/Guide/Disassembling+Panasonic+LUMIX+DMC-LX100/55603?lang=en